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Using after_relationship_add/delete in Users

Cristian Chavez

Hi guys,

I was trying to use the after_relationship_add hook to catch when a Role or a Team is added to an User. I had no problem with Roles, but with Teams, I couldn't make it work.

Here is an example of what I have:

  • The logic_hooks.php file
<?php
$hook_version = 1; 
$hook_array = Array();

$hook_array['after_relationship_add'] = Array(); 
$hook_array['after_relationship_add'][] = Array(1, 'Example', 'custom/modules/Users/UsersRelationshipAdd/UsersRelationshipAdd.php','AuditRolesTeamsUsersAdd', 'createAuditRegistry');

$hook_array['after_relationship_delete'] = Array(); 
$hook_array['after_relationship_delete'][] = Array(1, 'Example', 'custom/modules/Users/UsersRelationshipDelete/UsersRelationshipDelete.php','AuditRolesTeamsUsersDelete', 'createAuditRegistry');


?>
  • And an example of the hook file for the relationship_add event:
<?php
if(!defined('sugarEntry') || !sugarEntry) die('Not A Valid Entry Point');

class AuditRolesTeamsUsersAdd{  
     
     function createAuditRegistry(&$bean, $event, $args){
          
          $GLOBALS['log']->fatal("It works!");
          
          if($args['related_module'] == 'ACLRoles'){
               $GLOBALS['log']->fatal("It works for Roles");
               
          }
          
          if($args['related_module'] == 'Teams'){
               $GLOBALS['log']->fatal("It works for Teams");
          }
     }
}
?>

As I said before, it works for Roles but not for Teams. So, can you tell me if this works in Sugar 6.7?. If not, what other alternative I have for catching what Team was added to an User?

Thanks!

Matt Marum

Tevfik Tümer

Angel Magana

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    Hi Cristian Chavez

    Once check what value you are getting in your logic hook $args and based on that you can give the conditions to do so:

    function createAuditRegistry(&$bean, $event, $args){
              
              $GLOBALS['log']->fatal("It works!");
              $GLOBALS['log']->fatal("Hi Friends.. ".print_r($args, true));

    }

    Hope this Helps..!!

    Best Regards

    S Ramana Raju

  • 0 Sugar Employee Badge in reply to Ramana Raju Santhana

    I take it it the first logger:

              $GLOBALS['log']->fatal("It works!");

    isn't working either for teams?

    Can you try the first logger in an after-save logic hook and see if it fires then? Maybe if it does, there's a workaround using after save?

  • 0 in reply to Alan Apter

    Hi,

    As you said that it works for the roles but not for the teams it means that your link is established with the roles but not established with the teams. First check that your link is established or not. For that go to
    modules/teams/vardefs
    Then check link with relationship name team. If it does not exist then it means that link is not established.

    Regards,

    RT

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  • 0 in reply to Alan Apter

    Hi,

    As you said that it works for the roles but not for the teams it means that your link is established with the roles but not established with the teams. First check that your link is established or not. For that go to
    modules/teams/vardefs
    Then check link with relationship name team. If it does not exist then it means that link is not established.

    Regards,

    RT

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